Guest guest Posted August 13, 2010 Report Share Posted August 13, 2010 > > I am a 56-year-old housewife who was diagnosed with MS in January > 1985, at the age of 39. My symptoms varied and fluctuated over the > years but included hand tremors, balancing problems, trouble > walking, legs felt very heavy, knees buckling, frequent falling, leg > muscle spasms, loss of appetite, recurring nausea, severe > constipation, incontinence--both bladder and bowel, chronic bladder > and kidney infections, chronic fatigue, pain in hands, stinging and > burning/electric shock sensation in my feet and legs, severe > depression, mood swings, temporary partial paralysis in legs, short > term memory loss, loss of concentration, confusion, slurred speech, > difficulty in making even simple decisions. > > My treatments included countless prescription medications, IV > steroids (methylprednisolone), chemotherapy (cytoxan), a daily > preventative dose of antibiotics for the urinary tract infections, > and anti-nausea medication to enable me to eat something because I > could not take my other medications on an empty stomach. For over 9 > years I followed medical doctors' advice and only continued to get > worse. My neuro had told me that the chemo would make my > exacerbations less severe and fewer and farther between. It took me > a few years to realize that this was not the case. > > We had seen the 60 Minutes report about the dangers of mercury > poisoning from mercury Amalgam (silver) dental fillings that aired > in December 1990 and the possibility of a link between mercury > poisoning and chronic degenerative diseases. We started checking > into that possibility and bought a copy of the book " It's All In > Your Head " by Dr. Hal Huggins. It sounded pretty far-fetched to us > and pretty unbelievable. So we asked my neurologist and dentist > about it. They both laughed and told us that it was a scam and said > there was nothing to it. Both of them said that amalgam removal > would be a waste of time and money. We asked my neurologist if > nutrition would help. He said " It probably wouldn't help, but it > wouldn't hurt. So try it if you want to. " We continued listening to > the doctors for four more years. Then finally my neurologist told me > he had done all he could do for me and for me to go home, rest and > if I got worse, call him. We were not satisfied with that > suggestion! Duncan felt there must be SOMETHING we could do. He > began countless hours of research on the Internet checking into > alternative medicine. > > In April 1994 I went to a chiropractor/nutritionist who started me > on juicing fresh organic fruits and vegetables and taking herbal > colon cleansers. My nausea cleared up and my appetite began to > improve in less than a week. I no longer needed my daily anti-nausea > medication. My constipation of six years was gone in less than two > weeks. My then-current neurologist had been telling me " Constipation > is just part of MS. Learn to live with it and take a laxative of > your choice. " Well, I learned I didn't have to live with it. When my > appetite came back, my strength soon began to improve. > > When we asked my nutritionist about amalgams, he immediately said > that it would be necessary to get them out in order to totally > detoxify my body. This was further reinforced by an organization > named DAMS (Defense Against Mercury Syndromes). They published a > book Defense Against Mystery Syndromes with many first-hand personal > stories about different degenerative diseases that were cured or > greatly improved by removal of dental mercury amalgam fillings. > > We searched the web and found an incredible amount of information on > amalgams. Since I had 15 fillings, we decided to have them replaced. > We weren't sure amalgam removal would work, but I was desperate and > felt I had to give it a try. I knew that if I didn't try it, it > surely would not work. I had my Amalgams replaced with non-toxic > composites in November 1994. > > At first I was disappointed and depressed because there was no > immediate change, except for the fact that I was able to gradually > taper off taking all of my prescription medications in December > 1994. I did not notice any bad effects from doing so. Prior to this > I had tried to cut down on my medications, but was unable to. > > As recommended by Dr. Huggins, after amalgam removal I began EDTA IV > chelation treatments to remove the mercury poison that had > accumulated in my body over the years. He had explained how mercury > vapor is released from the amalgams as you chew food or gum and > drink hot beverages and that it accumulates in your cells, tissues > and organs. Not feeling any different after five chelation > treatments, we decided not to continue with them. We didn't realize > at that time just how significant they could be. In the meantime I > kept on juicing and watching my diet. > > The change was so slow and gradual that we didn't notice it was > happening for a while. Then about 6 or 8 months after amalgam > removal we started noticing subtle improvements. Looking back, we > realized that my knees had quit buckling. I quit falling and was > soon able to walk some without holding on to anything. Then we > noticed that the tremors, slurred speech had gone, and short-term > memory loss was improving. Prior to amalgam removal I was having > bladder infections almost continuously. I've had only one bladder > infection in the past 8 years and I was able to cure it without > antibiotics. My immune system was beginning to work again! I used > CranActin capsules made from cranberry juice concentrate, which are > available at the health food store, and I added lots of cranberries > in my juices. I have more energy and no longer need to take daily > naps. When I realized what was happening, we both got very excited > and happy. With the arrival of new hope for recovery, I lost my > depression and started being happy and smiling again for the first > time in years. > > In trying to get even better, I began the Gerson Therapy at home in > February 1996. This is an intensive nutrition and detoxification > treatment for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, and other > chronic degenerative diseases, including MS. It consists of flooding > your body with pure nutrition and live enzymes (building blocks to > help the body assimilate the nutrients). It recommends drinking up > to thirteen 8-oz glasses of fresh organic vegetable and fruit juices > hourly each day, and eating organic fruits and vegetables, and > detoxifying your body with daily coffee enemas to cleanse the colon > of all the years of accumulated toxins. > > On this program, you eat only fresh organic fruits and vegetables, > nothing from a can, box, or jar. You eat nothing with preservatives, > sugar, salt, white flour, or anything that has had insecticide on > it. One drinks only purified water - no chlorine or fluoride is > allowed. No insecticides are to be used inside the house. When > needed, use a fly swatter. As many toxins as possible are to be > eliminated, including hair coloring, makeup, hair spray and perfume. > The human body has the ability to heal itself if it is detoxified > and fed the right nutrients (live enzymes) for fuel. It's a shame > that what we were taught as kids to be " good nutrition " really > isn't. Also, you should not cook in Teflon-coated or aluminum > cookware. Aluminum is to be strictly avoided, including alum, baking > powder and deodorants made with aluminum. > > Nine months after being on the Gerson Therapy, I began taking more > chelation treatments again until I had a total of 26. Since amalgam > removal, chelation and change in diet, ALL my symptoms are either > GONE or IMPROVED! I continue to improve. In the summer of 1997 I > even got my driver's license after not driving for 9 years. I still > have problems. My stinging and burning/electric shock sensation in > my feet and legs, although more tolerable now, is still with me. > However, it doesn't " put me under " like it used to. I still ride my > electric scooter around the house, but less than half as much now as > I did eight years ago. I can walk farther from my scooter now, but > the more I walk the more my legs hurt. The pain is my worst problem > now, although it is nothing like it used to be. At its worst now it > is far better than it used to be at its best! > > Four years before we were ready to listen, a friend of ours had > tried to tell us about the dangers of amalgams. It took me that much > longer of going downhill and getting worse before Duncan and I gave > up on the medical profession and began listening to our friend. He > had been through amalgam removal, chelation and the Gerson Therapy > himself and had cured his Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. > > For the past 8 years since trying alternative healing methods I have > continued to get better: including shopping for groceries on my own > for almost 5 years now; once again balancing the checkbook, which I > had to give up for a while due to my cognitive problems; doing light > house cleaning; not only being able to type with all ten fingers > again, but regaining my 80+ wpm speed. > > I am so glad we finally decided to stop listening to my neurologist. > I only wish we had done this sooner. I truly believe I would not > have gotten as bad as I did and would have recovered 100% by now. > > Last summer we learned from an email friend about an excellent > book " Amalgam Illness, Diagnosis and Treatment by Cutler. He > explains that EDTA IV chelation does not cross the blood brain > barrier and DMSA and Alpha Lipoic Acid are needed to pull mercury > out of the brain. So we are trying that now. I highly recommend that > you get this book and read it for yourself. I'm not saying that > mercury causes MS, but it definitely is an added load on an already > weakened immune system. > > We are doing other things to get even more improvement: > > sleeping on a magnetic sleep pad (see > http://www.4optimallife.com/Magnetic-Sleep-Pads-For-Health.html) > > zapping with the Zapper (see http://www.4optimallife.com/Zappers-For- > Parasite-Elimination.htm) > > drinking LOTS of alkaline water (see > http://www.4optimallife.com/Water-Ionizers-Alkalizers.html) > > using a rebounder (mini-trampoline) (see > http://www.4optimallife.com/Health-Benefits-of-Rebounding- > Exercise.htm and http://www.healthbounce.com/). I don't jump, but I > do what they refer to as the " health bounce " . This gets the > lymphatic system moving in order to release toxins. I keep my feet > flat on the mat and just bounce about 20-40 bounces. I only last > about 30 seconds each time. I know my lymph system needs for me to > bounce longer, but I do what I can. Since we weren't sure I could do > it at all Dunc bought an inexpensive one at first. My legs get very > tired and my pain increases somewhat, but I DO IT!!!! I had done > water therapy for a couple of years, which consisted mostly of > walking in a swimming pool at a Rehab Center. I was not thrilled > about the chlorinated water, but I think it did me some good. That's > the first exercise I had been able to do since 1984! > > We have been using a shower filter for many years now. It removes > chlorine from the water. > > I've taken several treatments on the PAP-IMI machine. It's an > electrotherapeutic device (see http://www.papimi.com) that is > supposed to help with pain management. I think it has helped some. > > I also had a phone consultation and Emotional Freedom Technique > (EFT) with Kallie (see http://www.4optimallife.com/Emotional- > Freedom-Therapy-For-Phobias-Depression-Anxiety.htm . It surprised me > how much this helped. I am continuing to experience relief even > using these techniques on my own. > > We're doing all these things and a few other things. We are getting > pretty aggressive at fighting MS. It must be working because I've > been feeling good, especially the last month or so. I continue to be > able to walk farther and farther! When we go out to eat, I usually > walk in provided it's a small restaurant and not too far to walk. It > makes my legs hurt and it makes me tired, but I DO IT! I can't say > specifically which of these things have helped the most because I'm > trying so many different things at once. I think all of them > together are doing some good. My pain has gotten less intense; and > when it does get intense, it doesn't stay that way as long as it > used to. Dunc mentioned the other day that he used to push me in the > wheelchair and now he's pushing me OUT of the wheelchair! > > Heavy detox and nutrition were the basis for my improvements. Any > one of these things that I have done is good, but I believe it takes > a combination of a lot of things to get the results that I have > gotten. I would not have been able to do it without Duncan's help > and support. He has definitely been a godsend to me, and I count him > at the top of my list of blessings! > > There are some people (my previous neuro being one, whom by the way > I have not seen since May 1993!!!) who say that I just had a > spontaneous remission, that nothing I've done has made any > difference. You won't get me to believe that for a minute! There is > nothing spontaneous about my improvements. It has been hard work, > but well worth the time, effort and expense. Some people will say > that I have no scientific evidence that any of this worked. I > personally don't need that. I'm living proof that it works! Also > medical insurance does not cover any of these alternatives. That's > ok. I'd rather have the improvements than the reimbursements! > > Once I became convinced that my progress was greatly due to amalgam > removal, I wanted Dunc to get his amalgams out. At first he didn't > want to do that because it was so expensive and besides he " wasn't > sick " . As I continue to improve, I finally convinced him to get his > out before his immune system crashed like mine did. Once he did it, > his allergies and hay fever cleared up. No one can say he had a > spontaneous remission! > > Please forgive me for such a long post. There was a time when I > could not complete a sentence without losing my train of thought. > Now, as you can see, you can't shut me up! > > > Blessings and good health to you all, > > Janie McDowell, USA > > > > > > > How do you feel about this message? Agree Disagree > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2010 Report Share Posted August 14, 2010 Hi Eleni, I just read all these posts and was inspired myself. I am not sure where you live, but I just found a great bio-dentist that follows the Hal Huggins principle for amalgam removal - He is in Lexington, VA. His name is Dr. Devening (http://www.downeydevening.com/) I have has MS for over 20 years myself and also just found out I have Lyme disease. I am considering the amalgam removal myself. He replaced one of my fillings an he was amazing in the care to protect you - glasses, oxygen mask and ventilation in the room. I hope this helps. Kim Krienitz krienitz@... > > Hi Janie, > > Your story gives me hope. I am so happy for you to overcome the MS monster. I was diagnosed w/ MS Dec 2008 but had symptoms a year before and didn't know what was happening. My walking has been affected for the most part. I have a big limp and use a cane when by myself. > I took rebif 22 mg for the firts 1 1/2 months and something inside me was telling me this isn't for you. I started praying and asking God to show me " natural ways " . He has done so by seeing the movie the " Gerson Miracle " . I know deep down I have to juice and remove the amalgams. UGH! I don't know of a bio-dentist here but will start praying the Lord to show me one in the next biggest town we live in. My husband is willing to help & support me in any way possible. So I gues I'll be juicing for the most part and slowly take it step by step after that. > Thank you for your inspiring story. > God Bless you to continue your recovery. > ~Eleni > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 14, 2010 Report Share Posted August 14, 2010 We " cured " or " recovered " my son from autism in this way. Note that the mercury comes out really slowly so some patience is required.... DMSA and ALA together is really the way to go. In the first 6 months we saw almost complete recovery. Today, we still have issues with his hands and some hand-eye function but otherwise completely nuerotypical. But we still have mercury.... it's coming. He is also able to eat just about anything now.... BUT.... sometimes he gets flares when he does that so be mindful. The auto-immune he has is still there, lingering.... it's just sleeping... so chemical free is really necessary. At 15, he's pretty good at reading labels. For him, the wrong chemical can take out his speech in 20 minutes! For those just beginning, I would really like to recommend digestive enzymes. Houston Neutraceuticals puts out 'wonderful' digestive enzymes that we used for every single meal and snack until we got reasonable recovery. Carbs were a real issue for us so their carb enzyme for those 'accidental' pizza nights when he was starchy carb free was a wonderful gift. Their product " peptyzyde " is great for infractions with wheat and dairy. None of us are perfect and sometimes you can get products that you're not looking for in innocent ways. When your immune system is compromised, the digestive system needs a little help and enzymes are wonderful for that. Janice From: agrypneite Sent: Friday, August 13, 2010 2:59 AM To: mscured Subject: Re: Janie's Story from Janie > > I am a 56-year-old housewife who was diagnosed with MS in January > 1985, at the age of 39. My symptoms varied and fluctuated over the > years but included hand tremors, balancing problems, trouble > walking, legs felt very heavy, knees buckling, frequent falling, leg > muscle spasms, loss of appetite, recurring nausea, severe > constipation, incontinence--both bladder and bowel, chronic bladder > and kidney infections, chronic fatigue, pain in hands, stinging and > burning/electric shock sensation in my feet and legs, severe > depression, mood swings, temporary partial paralysis in legs, short > term memory loss, loss of concentration, confusion, slurred speech, > difficulty in making even simple decisions. > > My treatments included countless prescription medications, IV > steroids (methylprednisolone), chemotherapy (cytoxan), a daily > preventative dose of antibiotics for the urinary tract infections, > and anti-nausea medication to enable me to eat something because I > could not take my other medications on an empty stomach. For over 9 > years I followed medical doctors' advice and only continued to get > worse. My neuro had told me that the chemo would make my > exacerbations less severe and fewer and farther between. It took me > a few years to realize that this was not the case. > > We had seen the 60 Minutes report about the dangers of mercury > poisoning from mercury Amalgam (silver) dental fillings that aired > in December 1990 and the possibility of a link between mercury > poisoning and chronic degenerative diseases. We started checking > into that possibility and bought a copy of the book " It's All In > Your Head " by Dr. Hal Huggins. It sounded pretty far-fetched to us > and pretty unbelievable. So we asked my neurologist and dentist > about it. They both laughed and told us that it was a scam and said > there was nothing to it. Both of them said that amalgam removal > would be a waste of time and money. We asked my neurologist if > nutrition would help. He said " It probably wouldn't help, but it > wouldn't hurt. So try it if you want to. " We continued listening to > the doctors for four more years. Then finally my neurologist told me > he had done all he could do for me and for me to go home, rest and > if I got worse, call him. We were not satisfied with that > suggestion! Duncan felt there must be SOMETHING we could do. He > began countless hours of research on the Internet checking into > alternative medicine. > > In April 1994 I went to a chiropractor/nutritionist who started me > on juicing fresh organic fruits and vegetables and taking herbal > colon cleansers. My nausea cleared up and my appetite began to > improve in less than a week. I no longer needed my daily anti-nausea > medication. My constipation of six years was gone in less than two > weeks. My then-current neurologist had been telling me " Constipation > is just part of MS. Learn to live with it and take a laxative of > your choice. " Well, I learned I didn't have to live with it. When my > appetite came back, my strength soon began to improve. > > When we asked my nutritionist about amalgams, he immediately said > that it would be necessary to get them out in order to totally > detoxify my body. This was further reinforced by an organization > named DAMS (Defense Against Mercury Syndromes). They published a > book Defense Against Mystery Syndromes with many first-hand personal > stories about different degenerative diseases that were cured or > greatly improved by removal of dental mercury amalgam fillings. > > We searched the web and found an incredible amount of information on > amalgams. Since I had 15 fillings, we decided to have them replaced. > We weren't sure amalgam removal would work, but I was desperate and > felt I had to give it a try. I knew that if I didn't try it, it > surely would not work. I had my Amalgams replaced with non-toxic > composites in November 1994. > > At first I was disappointed and depressed because there was no > immediate change, except for the fact that I was able to gradually > taper off taking all of my prescription medications in December > 1994. I did not notice any bad effects from doing so. Prior to this > I had tried to cut down on my medications, but was unable to. > > As recommended by Dr. Huggins, after amalgam removal I began EDTA IV > chelation treatments to remove the mercury poison that had > accumulated in my body over the years. He had explained how mercury > vapor is released from the amalgams as you chew food or gum and > drink hot beverages and that it accumulates in your cells, tissues > and organs. Not feeling any different after five chelation > treatments, we decided not to continue with them. We didn't realize > at that time just how significant they could be. In the meantime I > kept on juicing and watching my diet. > > The change was so slow and gradual that we didn't notice it was > happening for a while. Then about 6 or 8 months after amalgam > removal we started noticing subtle improvements. Looking back, we > realized that my knees had quit buckling. I quit falling and was > soon able to walk some without holding on to anything. Then we > noticed that the tremors, slurred speech had gone, and short-term > memory loss was improving. Prior to amalgam removal I was having > bladder infections almost continuously. I've had only one bladder > infection in the past 8 years and I was able to cure it without > antibiotics. My immune system was beginning to work again! I used > CranActin capsules made from cranberry juice concentrate, which are > available at the health food store, and I added lots of cranberries > in my juices. I have more energy and no longer need to take daily > naps. When I realized what was happening, we both got very excited > and happy. With the arrival of new hope for recovery, I lost my > depression and started being happy and smiling again for the first > time in years. > > In trying to get even better, I began the Gerson Therapy at home in > February 1996. This is an intensive nutrition and detoxification > treatment for cancer, heart disease, diabetes, arthritis, and other > chronic degenerative diseases, including MS. It consists of flooding > your body with pure nutrition and live enzymes (building blocks to > help the body assimilate the nutrients). It recommends drinking up > to thirteen 8-oz glasses of fresh organic vegetable and fruit juices > hourly each day, and eating organic fruits and vegetables, and > detoxifying your body with daily coffee enemas to cleanse the colon > of all the years of accumulated toxins. > > On this program, you eat only fresh organic fruits and vegetables, > nothing from a can, box, or jar. You eat nothing with preservatives, > sugar, salt, white flour, or anything that has had insecticide on > it. One drinks only purified water - no chlorine or fluoride is > allowed. No insecticides are to be used inside the house. When > needed, use a fly swatter. As many toxins as possible are to be > eliminated, including hair coloring, makeup, hair spray and perfume. > The human body has the ability to heal itself if it is detoxified > and fed the right nutrients (live enzymes) for fuel. It's a shame > that what we were taught as kids to be " good nutrition " really > isn't. Also, you should not cook in Teflon-coated or aluminum > cookware. Aluminum is to be strictly avoided, including alum, baking > powder and deodorants made with aluminum. > > Nine months after being on the Gerson Therapy, I began taking more > chelation treatments again until I had a total of 26. Since amalgam > removal, chelation and change in diet, ALL my symptoms are either > GONE or IMPROVED! I continue to improve. In the summer of 1997 I > even got my driver's license after not driving for 9 years. I still > have problems. My stinging and burning/electric shock sensation in > my feet and legs, although more tolerable now, is still with me. > However, it doesn't " put me under " like it used to. I still ride my > electric scooter around the house, but less than half as much now as > I did eight years ago. I can walk farther from my scooter now, but > the more I walk the more my legs hurt. The pain is my worst problem > now, although it is nothing like it used to be. At its worst now it > is far better than it used to be at its best! > > Four years before we were ready to listen, a friend of ours had > tried to tell us about the dangers of amalgams. It took me that much > longer of going downhill and getting worse before Duncan and I gave > up on the medical profession and began listening to our friend. He > had been through amalgam removal, chelation and the Gerson Therapy > himself and had cured his Chronic Fatigue Syndrome. > > For the past 8 years since trying alternative healing methods I have > continued to get better: including shopping for groceries on my own > for almost 5 years now; once again balancing the checkbook, which I > had to give up for a while due to my cognitive problems; doing light > house cleaning; not only being able to type with all ten fingers > again, but regaining my 80+ wpm speed. > > I am so glad we finally decided to stop listening to my neurologist. > I only wish we had done this sooner. I truly believe I would not > have gotten as bad as I did and would have recovered 100% by now. > > Last summer we learned from an email friend about an excellent > book " Amalgam Illness, Diagnosis and Treatment by Cutler. He > explains that EDTA IV chelation does not cross the blood brain > barrier and DMSA and Alpha Lipoic Acid are needed to pull mercury > out of the brain. So we are trying that now. I highly recommend that > you get this book and read it for yourself. I'm not saying that > mercury causes MS, but it definitely is an added load on an already > weakened immune system. > > We are doing other things to get even more improvement: > > sleeping on a magnetic sleep pad (see > http://www.4optimallife.com/Magnetic-Sleep-Pads-For-Health.html) > > zapping with the Zapper (see http://www.4optimallife.com/Zappers-For- > Parasite-Elimination.htm) > > drinking LOTS of alkaline water (see > http://www.4optimallife.com/Water-Ionizers-Alkalizers.html) > > using a rebounder (mini-trampoline) (see > http://www.4optimallife.com/Health-Benefits-of-Rebounding- > Exercise.htm and http://www.healthbounce.com/). I don't jump, but I > do what they refer to as the " health bounce " . This gets the > lymphatic system moving in order to release toxins. I keep my feet > flat on the mat and just bounce about 20-40 bounces. I only last > about 30 seconds each time. I know my lymph system needs for me to > bounce longer, but I do what I can. Since we weren't sure I could do > it at all Dunc bought an inexpensive one at first. My legs get very > tired and my pain increases somewhat, but I DO IT!!!! I had done > water therapy for a couple of years, which consisted mostly of > walking in a swimming pool at a Rehab Center. I was not thrilled > about the chlorinated water, but I think it did me some good. That's > the first exercise I had been able to do since 1984! > > We have been using a shower filter for many years now. It removes > chlorine from the water. > > I've taken several treatments on the PAP-IMI machine. It's an > electrotherapeutic device (see http://www.papimi.com) that is > supposed to help with pain management. I think it has helped some. > > I also had a phone consultation and Emotional Freedom Technique > (EFT) with Kallie (see http://www.4optimallife.com/Emotional- > Freedom-Therapy-For-Phobias-Depression-Anxiety.htm . It surprised me > how much this helped. I am continuing to experience relief even > using these techniques on my own. > > We're doing all these things and a few other things. We are getting > pretty aggressive at fighting MS. It must be working because I've > been feeling good, especially the last month or so. I continue to be > able to walk farther and farther! When we go out to eat, I usually > walk in provided it's a small restaurant and not too far to walk. It > makes my legs hurt and it makes me tired, but I DO IT! I can't say > specifically which of these things have helped the most because I'm > trying so many different things at once. I think all of them > together are doing some good. My pain has gotten less intense; and > when it does get intense, it doesn't stay that way as long as it > used to. Dunc mentioned the other day that he used to push me in the > wheelchair and now he's pushing me OUT of the wheelchair! > > Heavy detox and nutrition were the basis for my improvements. Any > one of these things that I have done is good, but I believe it takes > a combination of a lot of things to get the results that I have > gotten. I would not have been able to do it without Duncan's help > and support. He has definitely been a godsend to me, and I count him > at the top of my list of blessings! > > There are some people (my previous neuro being one, whom by the way > I have not seen since May 1993!!!) who say that I just had a > spontaneous remission, that nothing I've done has made any > difference. You won't get me to believe that for a minute! There is > nothing spontaneous about my improvements. It has been hard work, > but well worth the time, effort and expense. Some people will say > that I have no scientific evidence that any of this worked. I > personally don't need that. I'm living proof that it works! Also > medical insurance does not cover any of these alternatives. That's > ok. I'd rather have the improvements than the reimbursements! > > Once I became convinced that my progress was greatly due to amalgam > removal, I wanted Dunc to get his amalgams out. At first he didn't > want to do that because it was so expensive and besides he " wasn't > sick " . As I continue to improve, I finally convinced him to get his > out before his immune system crashed like mine did. Once he did it, > his allergies and hay fever cleared up. No one can say he had a > spontaneous remission! > > Please forgive me for such a long post. There was a time when I > could not complete a sentence without losing my train of thought. > Now, as you can see, you can't shut me up! > > > Blessings and good health to you all, > > Janie McDowell, USA > > > > > > > How do you feel about this message? Agree Disagree > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2010 Report Share Posted August 16, 2010 Janie, Thank you so so much for sharing. Congratulations to you and to your husband as well. How wonderful your persistence paid off, and you did not give up along the way. I have considered the Gerson therapy for a while now, even got a Norwalk Juicer, but am not sure I can manage it by myself, am also working now and raising a kid (;-}). Regarding your remaining symptoms, from my (now vast experience) with heath treatments acupuncture (perhaps with some chiropractic adjustments) comes to mind. You might have to try around a bit or network for good acupuncturists / chiropractors (or better osteopaths if you can find one who truly still practices her/his profession). But that helped me greatly with some not unsimilar symptoms. If you can't bear needles, there is also some needle-less form of it, whose name I forgot. Here in Austin some clinics now offer " community accupuncore " which are significantly cheaper, because you are treated with several other patients at once, but that allows for greater frequency of treatment and hence much faster success. Best of luck and keep up the good work, inspiring us all to keep at it (;-}). Love, iris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2010 Report Share Posted August 16, 2010 Janie, Thank you so so much for sharing. Congratulations to you and to your husband as well. How wonderful your persistence paid off, and you did not give up along the way. I have considered the Gerson therapy for a while now, even got a Norwalk Juicer, but am not sure I can manage it by myself, am also working now and raising a kid (;-}). Regarding your remaining symptoms, from my (now vast experience) with heath treatments acupuncture (perhaps with some chiropractic adjustments) comes to mind. You might have to try around a bit or network for good acupuncturists / chiropractors (or better osteopaths if you can find one who truly still practices her/his profession). But that helped me greatly with some not unsimilar symptoms. If you can't bear needles, there is also some needle-less form of it, whose name I forgot. Here in Austin some clinics now offer " community accupuncore " which are significantly cheaper, because you are treated with several other patients at once, but that allows for greater frequency of treatment and hence much faster success. Best of luck and keep up the good work, inspiring us all to keep at it (;-}). Love, iris Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2010 Report Share Posted August 16, 2010 bad night last night, felt like a truck hit me all night and a migraine so bad i couldnt find my way to the tylenol. it was all i could do to turn my son and do his feedings, change him. have days like this once in awhile. i dont have the dx of MS, i have ALD as a carrier which affects are nearly same. i need some answers. kerry Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted August 16, 2010 Report Share Posted August 16, 2010 bad night last night, felt like a truck hit me all night and a migraine so bad i couldnt find my way to the tylenol. it was all i could do to turn my son and do his feedings, change him. have days like this once in awhile. i dont have the dx of MS, i have ALD as a carrier which affects are nearly same. i need some answers. kerry Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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